I looked adhesive remover in health and personal care for use on skin to remove bandage residue. Is Goo Gone safe for that?
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It says on the bottle it has petroleum distillates and to avoid prolonged contact with skin. Also use in good ventilation. I'd certainly avoid getting it near an incompletely healed incision or stitches. I bet the citrus extracts would burn like crazy in a cut. If I used it like that it would be right before showering so I could wash it off. Personal opinion.
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no it is not safe for use on skin,it is harmful or fatal if swallowed.not be used for prolonged periods on skin, dangerous if it gets into eyes. this product for removing glue or gummy products , not for personal or medical use.
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please do not. it may be harsh for the skin. if you want to remove bandage residues why do not you try baby oil?
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Hi don't know for sure, but I think with some "goo-gone" or other product like that you won't have any problems.
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Unfortunately, it is not. Isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol does remove it, though, if semi-permanent works for your needs.
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I agree that you should check with your doctor, but it is designed to cover wounds and allow them to heal. In my case, the wound was not appropriate for direct use, but my skin was so sensitive to tape that we used this product as the vehicle to adhere dressing tape to so that my skin only had to deal with the removal of this product every 5-7 days instead of tape 3 times a day. This product was recommended to my nurse by my surgeon.
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I've never stuck Gorilla Tape on skin, but I have used it on a myriad of things. It has never not stuck to anything I've used it for. This stuff adheres to pretty much anything and stays stuck, so removing it may be a bit of an adventure, but again, I've never stuck it to skin and then tried to remove it. As far as strong ... Gorilla Tape is extremely strong tape.
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I'm thinking no. Number 1, because gaffers tape seems to be geared towards removal without residue, and 2, because it's not as sticky as duct tape. It's perfect for temporary adhesion (like soundmen or musicians), but not for more of a permanent application like hoses and electrical that will most certainly be exposed to the elements.
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It is a relatively gentle cleaner. Goo gone might be a better oily stain remover
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i have not tried it but i don't think it would be that big of an issue. you can always use goo-gone if there is sticky residue. not sure if it will lift off varnish or paint... i suppose you can just sand that down and re-varnish or re-paint.
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I have only removed one from my devices and there was no residue left on the glass that I had to worry about. A little Windex will clean them up quick I found with another cover brand that did leave residue. I assume the cleaner that came with the ArmorSuit would do it too. Very similar.
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I don't know for sure since I have not tried it on this application, but iif it were me, it would be the first thing I would try. It is amazing at removing sticker goo.
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I think the Goo Gone 8oz GG12 bottle is better to clean label or tape residues, this one I used it to clean a stove and worked nicely but not on my games with those horrible price tags residues :(
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I haven't tried, but I'm guessing a little heat MIGHT soften the adhesive enough that you could pull it off, OR, a little coconut oil, butter or shortening might work. Also, a product called goof off might do it.
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I used it on different plastics most are safe, some are not. It is not safe on polystyrene including transparent one, I tried. Acrylic was ok, if I remember right.I love this stuff and use it extensively for different cleaning needs, not just adhesive. For example removing shoe rubber scuff marks from walls and car panels.
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I wouldn't use gorilla glue on anything . Ever . It gets on everything and ruins what ever it touches . Forever ...
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If it recommends goof off then I have to assume that it is the product that they want you to use. There are so many finishes and materials I really have no way in knowing all of them. I can say that I have never had it damage any material or finish thus far. I can also tell you that it has a similar ingredient that is also found in nail polish remover. You might want to test it with a tiny drop of that prior to using Goof Off. It's a very strong cleaner you should use it out doors when possible if not try and use it in a well ventilated area. I'm thinking if they recommend Goof off then I do not see a problem. But that's me. My wife and Daughter both are telling me in no uncertain terms heck no! It will ruin it. Since they are the cooks I defer to them. Better not try it you will get me in trouble. Lets take the safer course of action, good luck! Having said that I still love goof Off and every home should have a can of it for emergencies, I have found it to be a life saver!
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Hi, The pad of the bandage is all adhesive, it is the same film bandage the hospitals use to hold an IV in place. I use it to hold on bandages or patches especially when I'm in the shower because it is waterproof. The pad is all adhesive.
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According to my husband, whom it was bought for, it is removable. If there is any residue, 3M glue remover will work